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| softail oiltank breather building a shovelhead motor in a softail frame, just noticed that the softail oiltank has no breather. Its an early tank with an outlet and an inlet at the bottom of tank, there is also a drain plug but no breather. Does this tank have/need one? My shovel has a breather in the tank as does a mates dyna and i've seen other softails with breather pipes, but not this one, anyone out there help? thanks. |
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| Re: softail oiltank breather boing boing |
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| Re: softail oiltank breather Early as in early Softail? All early Softail tanks have four outlets. Two at the front: Return & Breather. Two at the rear: Feed & Drain.
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| Re: softail oiltank breather Quote:
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| Re: softail oiltank breather You must have an early `chopper style` tank. You need one of these: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HARLE...13875931QQrdZ1
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| Re: softail oiltank breather Do you know which way round the 2 at the front go? ie which is the return and which is the breather? thanks. |
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| Re: softail oiltank breather If you peek into the tank with a torch, you should see that one exits directly from the bottom of the tank. The other is attached to a tube which continues up the inside of the tank almost to the top, that one is the return. The other is of course the feed.
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